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Hey Experts,
I am looking forward to VoIP solutions. Basically a have a cluster with 3 CallManager servers which we are offering VoIP service to several companies.
Their VoIP systems are mostlikely to reduce costs on calls within the same country. Our company is looking forward to offer low rates to other countries. As I understand in odrder to perform this I will need to have a VoIP gateway where the calls can go out as local (TEHO), this will not be an option to us since we do not have the physical space on each state or country to allocate a gatway to send the calls and make them go out as local.
I am wondering if the market is actually offering some kind of WAN VoIP links or solutions so that I can buy and start routing calls going into my cluster to any country or state and reduce costs.
Let me know your thoughts about this.
Cheers!
I am looking forward to VoIP solutions. Basically a have a cluster with 3 CallManager servers which we are offering VoIP service to several companies.
Their VoIP systems are mostlikely to reduce costs on calls within the same country. Our company is looking forward to offer low rates to other countries. As I understand in odrder to perform this I will need to have a VoIP gateway where the calls can go out as local (TEHO), this will not be an option to us since we do not have the physical space on each state or country to allocate a gatway to send the calls and make them go out as local.
I am wondering if the market is actually offering some kind of WAN VoIP links or solutions so that I can buy and start routing calls going into my cluster to any country or state and reduce costs.
Let me know your thoughts about this.
Cheers!
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I think SIP trunks will be the option and I think QoS should not be a problem, I imagine that they should have a good service regarding audio quality.
Icenick, I dont think the softswitch will work as I already have a cluster setup, I just need to add a link to my CUCM, in this case the link will be the SIP trunk that a provider will sell to me. Anyways thank you.
Thank you both for your answer.
Icenick, I dont think the softswitch will work as I already have a cluster setup, I just need to add a link to my CUCM, in this case the link will be the SIP trunk that a provider will sell to me. Anyways thank you.
Thank you both for your answer.
In order to receive calls and route them to their destinations you definitely need a softswitch. In the softswitch you can receive calls from your customers. You have to also connect to a voip providers that provides A-Z countries so you can route calls to them.